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SUMMARY:Brilliance in Motion
DESCRIPTION:Prime $60 Buy Tickets Regular $40 Buy Tickets $30 senior and 
 $15 student tickets are available. Call the box office at 212 501 3330. 
 Brilliance in Motion - Season Opener Pegasus: The Orchestra kicks off it
 s 10th Anniversary Season at Merkin Hall with Brilliance in Motion\, a p
 rogram shaped by brilliance\, momentum\, and orchestral imagination. Led
  by Founder\, Artistic Director\, and Principal Conductor Karén Hakobyan
 \, the evening brings together three distinctive voices united by clarit
 y\, propulsion\, and a powerful sense of theatrical and symphonic direct
 ion. The concert opens with Glinka’s Overture to Ruslan and Lyudmila\, a
  dazzling curtain-raiser filled with elegance\, speed\, and luminous orc
 hestral color. Nielsen’s Symphony No. 1 follows\, a bold early work alre
 ady revealing the composer’s independent voice\, restless harmonic energ
 y\, and striking command of large-scale symphonic form. After intermissi
 on\, the program culminates with Prokofiev’s Piano Concerto No. 3 in C M
 ajor\, one of the twentieth century’s most electrifying works for piano 
 and orchestra. Pianist Reed Tetzloff\, praised by Richard Goode as “a mu
 sician of great authority” and hailed for his “richly communicative” per
 formances and “magical tone\,” brings clarity\, intelligence\, and inten
 sity to Prokofiev’s brilliant concerto writing. From Glinka’s theatrical
  sparkle to Nielsen’s symphonic momentum and Prokofiev’s razor-sharp vir
 tuosity\, the program launches Pegasus’s anniversary season with energy\
 , elegance\, and bold artistic direction. “Karén Hakobyan’s Brahms Fourt
 h with Pegasus: The Orchestra is a shattering experience not to be misse
 d.” — Fanfare Magazine “Pegasus is a truly first-rate ensemble.” — New Y
 ork Concert Review “Reed Tetzloff has been hailed for his ‘richly commun
 icative’ performances and ‘magical tone.’” — The Cincinnati Enquirer www
 .pegasustheorchestra.org www.reedtetzloff.com Reed Tetzloff\, piano Karé
 n Hakobyan\, conductor Pegasus: The Orchestra GLINKA – Overture to Rusla
 n and Lyudmila NIELSEN – Symphony No. 1 in G Minor\, Op. 7 -Intermission
 - PROKOFIEV – Piano Concerto No. 3 in C Major\, Op. 26\n\nMore info: htt
 ps://www.kaufmanmusiccenter.org/mch/event/PegasusBrilliance/\n\nhttps://
 findlocal.community/event/f973fade-4e88-4868-bd65-9d4603a6ad96
LOCATION:Merkin Hall\, New York\, NY
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/f973fade-4e88-4868-bd65-9d4603a6ad9
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